With the winter executive, society, and referenda elections on the horizon, student leaders are calling for a boost in voter turnout to ensure broader student engagement.
With timelines remaining uncertain, the AMS and Society of Professional Graduate Students (SGPS) have been left questioning whether the long-awaited JDUC move-in will become a reality.
The outdoor Indigenous gathering space at the south-east end of Tindall Field recognizes Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill), BEd ’99, and her years of contributions to the Queen’s Indigenous community after her retirement from the position of Associate Vice-Principal (Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation) in March 2024.
A student at Queen’s University is calling for greater institutional action after encountering an act they perceive as antisemitic in their residence earlier in December.
While the post-secondary education sector in Ontario may be at its “breaking point,” Interim Dean Bob Lemieux wants to assure students that “we’re not alone.”
Around 20 students wearing keffiyehs and face masks held a sit-in at the Registrar’s Office inside Gordon Hall on Dec. 6, demanding updates from Queen’s University’s Responsible Investment Committee regarding their review of the Queen’s University Apartheid Divestment (QUAD) request to divest from companies doing business in or with the State of Israel.
The AMS concluded its final Assembly of the 2024-25 academic year with conversations addressing leadership burnout and reinforcing the roles of elected officials.
